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Dr. Laurent Lantieri of the Georges-Pompidou Hospital has successfully completed a second face transplant on Jerome Hamon.

Robotics manufacturers and their affiliates are campaigning for a limited “electronic personality” to be granted to their high-tech automatons, but experts around the world are pushing back.

Investigators say that transplants from victims of opioid overdose are as safe and effective as those who come from trauma death — and even those who die of natural causes.

The infamous “club drug” ketamine may provide the key to helping people living on the edge of self-destruction.

The sudden arrival of a passing tornado abruptly interrupted North Carolina’s WFMY 5 p.m. news team’s broadcast as soon as it began.

If confirmed, Marine Corps Colonel Lorna M. Mahlock will be the first black woman to attain one of the highest military positions in the world.

A biological father, his daughter, her adoptive father, and their child were all slain in crime scenes across state lines.

The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) are investigating a mysterious outbreak of E. coli bacteria that has now spread across multiple state lines.

An English family and four of the firefighters who responded to their call on March 26 were hospitalized after a fish tank cleaning gone wrong.

The National Transportation Safety Board reportedly ejected Tesla from its probe into circumstances of the autopilot accident that claimed the life of Walter Huang.

Hanna Dickenson, a 24-year-old Australian woman, collected money from both family and friends by pretending to be suffering from cancer in order to fund years of benders and vacations.

Once “unalterably opposed” in 2009, John Boehner has “evolved” in his approach to marijuana. Namely, from banning to selling it.

A Tesla spokesperson said the company was “very sorry for the family’s loss” but maintained that Walter Huang himself was at fault in his death.

At an estimated 85 feet in length, the newly discovered ichthyosaur might just be the biggest prehistoric creature ever recorded.

A shift from mouse models to stem cell research may have unlocked a new way to help prevent one of the world’s most tragic incurable diseases — Alzheimer’s disease.

Global advocacy group Avaaz has set up 100 cardboard cutouts of Mark Zuckerberg on the Capitol lawn, calling for Facebook to further censor itself.

“Reversible Cerebral Vasoconstriction Syndrome” is a narrowing of arteries in the brain. Often, it is a symptom of vicious “thunderclap headaches,” which can leave someone helpless in unbearable pain until it subsides.

Creators like The Pun Guys are becoming more and more unhappy with Facebook’s tight-fisted stance in regards to its biggest social media influencers.

The Micro-11 mission will test the performance of sperm in microgravity aboard the International Space Station for the first time.

In a documentary by American filmmaker Chris Paine, billionaire tech entrepreneur Elon Musk warned that artificial intelligence “doesn’t have to be evil to destroy humanity.”

The U.S. Surgeon General is urging citizens to carry opioid overdose kits in hopes of cutting the mortality cost of our country’s opioid epidemic.

Homosexual Chechens are fleeing the region to escape hideous abuses at the hands of national security forces.

A letter signed by thousands of Google employees and addressed to Chief Executive Officer Sundar Pichai proclaims that Google should abstain from “the business of war.”

Over 50 AI researchers from 30 countries have agreed to boycott the Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology over concerns with its weapons research.

Over 200 antibiotic-resistant genes were found by the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) in tested bacteria across the country.

Kelli Rowlette has filed a lawsuit against Dr. Gerald Mortimer and his associates for allegedly secretly using his own sperm to father her.

Payroll processing company Automatic Data Processing (ADP) reports that jobs grew by 241,000 in March.

Research suggests that the clouds of Venus may, in fact, support microbial life forms.

Two deaths among 56 cases of severe bleeding in Chicago, Illinois and surrounding areas have been directly attributed to “Spice,” also known as “K2” or “fake weed.”

72-year-old John Schooley has been charged with second-degree murder in the tragic death of a child on the water slide he co-designed.

You may just be finishing tide pod detox and recovery, but your children have found another creative way to get you to take them to the local emergency room: snorting condoms.

Eastern Indian police forces are on the hunt for a monkey that kidnapped an infant right in front of its mother.

According to a survey by the Monmouth University Polling Institute, the vast majority of Americans believe that mainstream media outlets report “fake news.”

An unfortunate UK gentleman has been immortalized in the worst way possible as the man with the world’s worst case of “super-gonorrhea.”

China’s Tiangong-1 space station is expected to reenter Earth’s atmosphere as a fiery ball of shrapnel in the first minutes of April, according to Aerospace.org.

A new study suggests that personal embarrassment can be mitigated by identifying with observers, rather than the subject themselves.